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8y ago
True Link Financial | Senior Software Engineer | Remote (US only) | Full-time | https://www.truelinkfinancial.com/careers We want you to be a happy human, writing Rails code, and helping us build a great, inclusive culture.
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H-1B Visa Bill Introduced in US, Minimum Pay More Than Doubled
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10y ago
True Link Financial | San Francisco | Software Engineer | Onsite We exist to provide quality financial services for all: from protecting granddad’s money from scammers to providing supplemental financial tools that support disabled Veterans
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10y ago
Software Engineer | True Link Financial | San Francisco, CA (onsite) A YC company in 2013, True Link Financial exists to provide quality financial services for all: from protecting grandma’s money from scammers to providing supplemental fin
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11y ago
This is a game changer, especially for people who are new/inexperienced in the Startup Compensation Lotto. I wish more companies would approach this subject so transparently!
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11y ago
Software Engineer | True Link Financial | San Francisco, CA (onsite) Our software stands valiantly between scammers and grandma's money. I found out about this big-hearted YC company from the June 1st Who's Hiring thread and start
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Software Engineer | True Link Financial | San Francisco, CA (onsite) Our software stands valiantly between scammers and grandma's money. I found out about this big-hearted YC company from the June 1st Who's Hiring thread and start
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Software Engineer | True Link Financial | San Francisco, CA (onsite) Our software stands valiantly between scammers and grandma's money. I found out about this big-hearted YC company from the June 1st Who's Hiring thread and start
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12y ago
Early startup, we have 4 engineers. 2 are bootcamp grads (General Assembly and Flatiron)
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12y ago
I hope this becomes an industry standard. Thanks for sharing, Avi
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12y ago
Here's some interesting data: http://blogs.hbr.org/2014/04/how-old-are-silicon-valleys-top...
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12y ago
Check out http://www.sfwat2do.com - always intersting stuff there.
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General Assembly launches Opportunity Fund to help increase tech diversity
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I'll do a proper testimonial later that's ready for the site, but I was a member of Sumeet's WDI (San Francisco) class and I can say that he's not only a talented instructor, but he's also hard-working and compassi
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13y ago
This one is generally highly recommended. Didn't work for my laptop, but I think it was stolen by professionals that wiped it without ever powering it on. http://preyproject.com/
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13y ago
Love the platoon analogy. I've seen it work firsthand and it works in all sorts of different places - especially startups!
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13y ago
You can't find developers because everyone in the Greater SF Bay Area is looking for the perfectly seasoned developer that has deep experience in their given stack. It reminds me of a grownup having Play-Doh time with toddlers. The gro
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13y ago
Absolutely! I noticed that suspenders(thoughtbot) also had that option. They used hub, which I think is a bit more intrusive than just installing the octokit gem. I'm interested to see what you come up with! :)
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13y ago
So, I did something similar, and I found that one of my least favorite things was going into the browser to create and link the github repo. Using the octokit gem, I automated that part. Feel free to swipe some code from my gist: https:&#
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13y ago
If I could do one thing for you, I would make it possible for you to parent your first like your third. But it's impossible. I wish you could cowboy-code your way through infanthood, like a parent of two can: "Chill out, baby! Yo
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At the risk of making your very real journey seem trivial, I'll go ahead and say it: I'm hooked. Just do me a favor- don't A Million Little Pieces me, bro.
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Study: Free OTA TV popularity up, subscriptions down since 2010
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Does anyone else find this app sort of overwhelming? Not necessarily in a bad way either. I remember when my boss showed me a flurry of vines from her trip to Washington DC, I found myself feeling a bit disoriented as I tried to catch up wi
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13y ago
Auuugh! Jason is creepin' on me! Best Day Evarrrr!
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I hope that at least 1/2 of this money goes to making videos that feature Jason's signature end-of-video "Creeper Smile" I've never met him, but I love that guy!
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13y ago
Great insight - thanks for this!
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100 candidates for a junior Rails position? Egadz. That's not super encouraging. What are some things that you find disqualify candidates when you interview them? Or conversely, what makes candidates look especially good when you're narrowi
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Thank you so SO much for taking the time to drop some knowledge here. This is fantastic. If I'm ever in Austin, I'd be glad to buy you a drink!
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This is great advice that I was pretty certain I'd see here. I do enjoy programming! I've been working with HTML/CSS/jQuery for a couple of years and PHP/mySQL for about a year on and off and I absolutely enjoy the feeling of accomplishment
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13y ago
>that they can't find enough talented people. Interesting nuance here. Maybe there are a lot of hacks out there who can Google their way through a Rails Tutorial, but cause more trouble than help when brought on to a production app?
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